Sentence examples for surging effect from inspiring English sources

That was before sites like Slashdot and Digg created a massive surging effect on popular content and the general public thought it would be nice to watch movies on their television via the Internet.

Fourteen of the 20 most marginal Coalition seats are held by an MP who defeated a Labor MP in 2013, so we should expect a sophomore surge effect in many of these seats.

Thus, to ensure sustainability, LMICs must establish their own innovative funding initiatives to grapple with the surging negative effects of modernization and globalization.

Because the spatially variable wind field model provides a more realistic approximation of hurricane processes, it also most likely provides a better assessment of storm surge effects.

The implication from these simulations is that storm surge effects in the aquifer can last for years; however, there is some uncertainty in the actual length of time because numerical model predictions near this coastal area indicate a salinity accuracy of less than 3 PSU for most computed values (Lohmann et al. 2012).

Gusty winds and storm surge effected Louisiana.

However, the ripple-out effect of surging prices in other already-expensive parts of London, plus factors such as "the Olympic effect", have pushed property values to record highs in many once-unloved boroughs.

An article in Business Day on Tuesday about the effect of surging fuel prices on the nation's biggest airlines referred imprecisely to the first-quarter loss at American Airlines.

Higher prices for rent, gasoline and food, especially fruit and vegetables, led the increase as consumers began to feel the effects of surging oil prices and a weaker dollar.

The audience knows that Something Terrible has happened, something that involves surging electricity, weird sound effects and whatever chased a terrified scientist down a desolate and clearly secret hallway during the show's opening sequence.

But the cost shift has had little discernible effect yet on surging health care inflation.